All places in Hanoi · Good with kids
SeasonalBat Trang Family Pottery Workshop
Pottery village east of Hanoi with hands-on shaping and painting workshops.
Since 1966Bun Cha Dac Kim
Charcoal-grilled bun cha in the Old Quarter since 1966.
Sells out earlyPho Gia Truyen Bat Dan
Hanoi-style beef pho where you queue and pay before you sit.
Since 1960Banh Cuon Thanh Tri (multi-generation family)
Thanh Tri steamed rice rolls from a family making them for four generations.
Since 1979Pho Thin Lo Duc
Pho topped with stir-fried rare beef instead of the usual blanched slices.
Bun Cha Huong Lien
Long-running bun cha shop well known with locals.
Duong Lam Ancient Village farm experience
Laterite-walled ancient village where the relic board arranges ploughing and rice-planting with local farmers.
Hanoi Free Walking Tours (student food tour)
Student-run club since 2012 offering tip-based Old Quarter walks, including street-food tours.
Quang Phu Cau Incense Village
Village that dyes and dries bamboo incense sticks in huge red fans — a photo spot with a working craft behind it.
Rose Kitchen
Garden-villa cooking school with market tours and fully vegetarian/vegan classes.
Blue Butterfly Cooking Class
Old Quarter restaurant class with cyclo market trip, four dishes and a private cooking station.
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